"Liability under this theory may attach when a person intentionally enters on land under the possession of another......Furthermore, damages will be incurred if trespass is intentional. .... Once trespass is established, the defendant is liable for virtually all consequences of the trespass, regardless of how unpredictable they may be. The fact the defendant acted reasonable and in good faith is not a defense. ........" Page 100

An excerpt from a: 2003 Meeting:

" The Bridgeport City Planner informed me that he tried to stop the developer, Platinum Properties, twice. They would not stop. He had contacted the City of Bridgeport's attorney. The attorney for the city of Bridgeport informed The Bridgeport City Planner that it was a landowner's issue."

Legal Aspects of Code Administration; ICC; International Code Council Inc, Copyright 2002 "